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THE SINCLAIR/TIMEX USERS MAGAZINE

Volume IV June 1986 Number 6

EPROM Programmer You Can Build!
Using TASWORD II and Zebra Serial Port
Machine Code Tutor: A Review and More!

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MACHINE CODE TUTOR: A Comprehensive Review

MACHINE CODE TUTOR for the
program on two cassettes and
35 lessons. The advertising states 33
lessons. Most of the lessons have
demonstration and examples following them.
The 34th just explains the interrupts and
the 35th is just a sign off message.

2068 is a
consists of

After the program/simulator section is
loaded, a prompt appears on the bottom of
the screen asking you to choose whether or
not to load lessons. You are not allowed
to specify what lessons although the 24
page manual supplied gives you that
impression. The lessons are broken up into
four groups (lessons 1 to 9, lessons 10 to
17, lessons 18 to 25, and lessons 26 to
be

When a group of lessons has been loaded
in, a menu page appears on the. screen
after the introduction. A prompt now asks
that if you want to run _ the line
highlighted, to press ENTER and if you
want to select another lesson, to press
SPACE.

If you choose to run the lesson, text
appears on the screen explaining the Z80
commands the lesson is about. This may be
a number of pages, after which, the menu
returns to the screen with the next line
highlighted. If that line is an example
line and you key ENTER, you may get
further text on the commands followed by a
listing of the commands. That is followed
by a screen containing an assembled
program for demonstration.

Each line is arranged from left to
right with the address in decimal, the
contents of that address plus the contents
of the following addresses that are tied
in with that addresses' contents, a label
if one has been specified, and then the
mnemonics.

The bottom of the screen displays the
contents of the four flags, stack, and the
registers. Only the registers needed for
the program are displayed.

When you choose to run _ the program
listed by keying R(un), the top line of
the program is highlighted and an
explanation of what is to be done by that

group buy. When I asked the sales rep
about comparisons between four types of
tape, she sent a sample of each for me to
try. .

A test was run in this manner: using
the Tasword II word processor program, I
wrote a short article and SAVEd it to each
cassette, one after the other..Next, I
Cleared the text from memory, set the
volume control arbitrarily at "7" and was
unsuccessful in LOADing the text from a
BASF LHD cassette. Undaunted, I reset it
at "8" and got a good LOAD. This means
that I only needed 80% of the volume
compared to any previous LOAD! Well, if
the BASF was that good, what would the
Magnetite 12 do for me? Since the text was

already SAVEd, I set the volume control to

"7" once again, cleared the text, and
LOADed. It worked. Try "6", It worked,
too! And with the Ampex 615/616 and Agfa
611/811 tapes could LOAD safely at "5" --
50% of the volume required before the
test! | |

No $12 amplifier, no $20 Winky Board,
nothing more than more sensitive tape. Not
only that, but the Agfa 615/616 C-10 tape
cost only 34.9 cents per cassette when
bought ina lot of 100, even less in
greater quantities.

This is an unsolicited testimonial, not
an advertisement. User groups Or
individuals who would like to get in on a
good thing should call Polyline
Corportation at 312/298-5300 or
312/297-0955 and ask for a free catalog
#85P1. The rest is up to you.

-- John L. Donaldson

program. Anything outside of this will
give an error statement. Even if you write
a program into the assembler, there is no
way Co save it or get a printout of it.

Although the title screen calls it THE
COMPLETE MACHINE CODE TUTOR, I do not
consider it a complete tutor. I did leam
to do various things with the display and
attribute file. I also got the idea of how
the computer prints characters to the
Screen, but I did not learn how +t
Searches for a character keyed in.

By the way, the cassettes they send you
do not have the tabs broken out so there
is a great possibility that you could
erase the whole cassette if you press. the
record button when you start to play the
tape.

Available from Knighted Computers, 707
Highland St., Fulton, NY 13069 (315) 593-
8219

James Brezina
Elmhurst, IL

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Review: GHOSTBUSTERS!

Quick...what do you get when you match
the most profitable comedy movie ever
(over $200 million) with the programming

genius of David Crane (PITFALL, KABOOM!
and more)?
Times up..."who 'ya gonna. call?...

GHOSTBUSTERS!"

Yes, those people at ACTIVISION have
freed the "slimers", and its your job to
rid Gotham City of the spooks, and
accumulate as much money as possible. All
while you attempt to keep the Keymaster
and the Gatekeeper from meeting at the
Temple of Zuul. Sounds easy, doesn't it?

I had seen, and played, GHOSTBUSTERS in
its Commodore version before receiving the
Spectrum tape. This made me very anxious
to see if the game had lost anything in
translation.

I was not disapointed. The graphics are
excellent...almost identical to the
Commodore version. The voice synthesis was
there too. From "He slimmed me!" to the

ghostly laugh the conversion had lost

nothing.

The only shortcoming was the music. But
remember, this is a Spectrum program, and
the Spectrum has only one sound channel.
Had this program been written for the
2068, I know the music would have matched
Or exceeded the Commodore version.

To Ssynopsize, the object of
GHOSTBUSTERS is this: You are given a $10,
000 loan from the bank to open a Ghost-
busters franchise. You select the vehicle
and other various equipment you need to
patrol the streets of the city, and clean
up the spectres (Spectrum spectres?!7?).

Now for some great news...GHOSTBUSTERS
will run on the 2068 without a Spectrum
ROM! Once loaded, GHOSTBUSTERS displays a
menu from which the proper joystick inter-
face/keyboard input is selected. If you
Select the keyboard, the game will run
perfectly on the 2068. Of course, if you
do have a ROM, and a Russell Gamesmate
interface, the game is even more exciting!

I give GHOSTBUSTERS high marks on all
criteria: Concept, Design, Content, and
Execution (sounds like the Olympics,
doesn't it?).

GHOSTBUSTERS is great! If you liked the
movie, you'll LOVE the game! Available
from E. Arthur Brown Company, 3404 Pawnee
Dr., Alexandria, MN 56308 and The English
Micro Connection, 15 Kilburn Ct., Newport,
RI 02840 (401) 849-3805.

-- Bill Ferrebee

HARDWARE PROJECT: EPROM Programmer Yow can Build!

The cartridge dock of the 2068 was
Supposed to open up a whole new dimension
in instant loading software when Timex
introduced it oh so long ago. There were
very few cartridges available and what was

wasn't worth it. Then came along Doug
Dewey's Spectrum emulator which made
excellent use of it. Now more recently,

OS-64 from Zebra demonstrates another good
example.

The cartridge dock supports LROS
(Language ROM Oriented Software) and AROS
(Application ROM Oriented Software). The
Spectrum emulator and OS-64 are both good
examples of LROS and all the programs such
as those put out by Timex, Sunset
Electronics, and Tom Woods' ProFile on
cartridge are all good examples of AROS.

With this EPROM programmer, you can
develop your own LROS and AROS Cartridges.
The EPROMs will plug into Doug Dewey's EMU
series, Sunset's EPROM boards, and Foote
Software's Printer interface EPROM socket.

The programmer will program 2764 (8Kx8)
and 27128 (16Kx8) EPROMs and with some
Slight modification, will program the
2716, 2732, and the 27256 EPROMs. The 2068
and Spectrum ROMs are the 27128
configuration and the 2068 extension ROM
is configured as a 2764.

You need to use 250 or 300nS type
EPROMs which are designated as 27128-25 or
27128-3. This is the highest speed at
which they will operate and must be able
Co operate faster than the 2068 will
access them so they can keep up!

To program these particular EPROMs, you
need a 21 volt programming voltage. The
2068's power supply is rated at 15 volts
with a one amp load. With nothing
connected, it measures 22-23 volts. With
it loaded down by a 2068 and a printer
interface, disk drive and this interface,
it measures between 20 and 20.5 volts. I
have been using this voltage to program
EPROMs and have had no trouble.

I checked a number of 2068s _ and power
Supplies to see if these findings were
consistent, they were, so the 2068's power

supply should work well for you too. If
for some reason it does not, the TS2040's
power supply and a regulator circuit will
work fine.

Programming the EPROM is a fairly
Simple task of providing the 21 volt pro-
gramming voltage, setting the address
lines to the desired address you wish to
program data to, placing data on the data

lines and then making the program line go
low for about 50 mS (1/20 sec).

With this interface, you can set the
starting address of the EPROM where you
want the programming to begin, set the
Starting address in the computer's memory
you wish to program from and set the
number of locations you wish to program. A
very simple system that will allow you to
use this interface with any Sinclair
computer or other computers for’ that
matter as long as the correct programming
voltage is supplied to the EPROM.

The heart of the programmer is the
decoder which creates the ports from which
control to different parts of the program—
mer are obtained. I chose a 74LS138 3 to 8
line decoder which I used to fully decode
I/O ports 0-7. Not all the ports are
needed, so a few can be used for another
project later. I chose the following ports
for this project:

PORT 0: READ EPROM

PORT 2: LOW BYTE ADDRESS
PORT 3: HIGH BYTE ADDRESS
PORT 4: PROGRAM EPROM

PORT 5: INCREMENT ADDRESS .

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Because we are programming a 14 bit
EPROM from an 8 bit source, we must load
the EPROM starting address in two steps.

First the lower 8 bits and then the upper
6 bits. If we want to start at say address
10,000 decimal (2710 hex), we need to load
the high byte as OUT 3,39 (27h) and the
low byte as OUT 2,16 (10h). How do we come
up with those numbers?
INT(10,000/256)=39 §& Low byte =
10,000-256*INT(10,000/256)=16. You can
convert these numbers to hex by looking in
appendix B on page 239 in the 2068 User's
manual. |

High byte =

From the schematic, we can _ see _ that
these low and high bytes are loaded into
74LS193 presettable counters which can
then be incremented by sending an OUT
command to port 5. Port 0 is used with the
IN command to read the EPROM and port 4 is
used with the OUT command to write data to
the specified address.

The 74LS245 (a) is used primarily as a
buffer to keep from loading down the data
buss of the 2068. The 74LS245 (b) is used
to isolate latched program data from the
buss. The 74LS374 is used to latch or hold
data to be programmed. The 74LS221 is used
as a pulse generator to give the 50 mSec
pulse needed by the EPROM during
programming. The 74LS27 and 74LS0O8 are
used in conjunction with the 74LS138 to
give full decoding of the I/O ports.

The programming voltage from the 2068
goes through a resistor and 22 volt zener

diode to help protect both the 2068 and

EPROM. A 0.1 microFarad tantalum capacitor
helps cut down on transient voltages and
five volts feeds the line through a diode
so that the EPROM can be read when not in
.the program mode. I tried lowering the
program voltage some to see how much
effect it would have and found that I
could go as low as 18 volts and still have
reliable programming. This may vary from
manufacturer to manufacturer though. I
have been using Hitachi # HN4827128G-25.

The Zebra Systems Protocard makes an
excellent board to mount this project on.
I used a proto board to develop the
programmer and later transfered it to a
Protocard. Keep the leads as _ short as
possible when wiring the circuit and be
carefull not to cause any shorts, solder
bridges, frayed wires, etc. Remember, this
project deals with the data and address
buss of the computer and mistakes can
easily ruin the computer.

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To program the 2716, you need a 25 volt
power supply and to program the 27256, you
need 12.5 volts. Here is a wiring diagram
to use the TS 2040 printer power supply or
any 25 volt secondary transformer for the
programming supply.

The 2716 and 2732 EPROMs are in a 24
pin package with pins 1-12 & 13-24
corresponding to pins 3-14 & 15-26 of a 28
pin package. The Vcc is moved from pin 28
to 24. All the pins remain pretty much the
Same except for the highest address line
and PGM which move some from EPROM to
EPROM depending on its size. These changes
can be realized by using wire jumpers or
switches.

Because the 2068 uses ROMs, some of: the
pins are slightly different. To use an
EPROM in place of the ROM, pins 1 & 27 of
the EPROM need to be bent upward (away
from socket) and connected together and
connected to pin 28 so that they are all
connected to Vec (5 volts).

Once you have completed the interface,
you need to learn how to get the most from
it. There are some good books and programs
out there that would be most helpful with
this programmer. For machine code writing
and de-bugging, Hot-Z by Ray Kingsley, PO
Box 8032, Santa FE, NM 87504 is a must. It
is available on tape or cartridge. Sunset
Electronics is selling a 2068 ROM
disassembly manual which also covers
programming your own EPROMs, and John
Oliger also has plans and complete EPROM
programers also. His address is: 11601
Whidbey dr, Cumberland IN 46229.

Here is a simple little BASIC program
to program the 2764 and 27128 EPROMs with
the 2068. Next time I will show you how to
use this interface with the TS 1000/1500.
Also, I'll discuss correcting some of the
bugs in the 2068 home ROM, and

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The program comes with 3D glasses and
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Using TASWORD II with
the Zebra Serial Ports

In your article “Reviewing Two
Printers", SUM April '86, you asked for
information on the serial port of the

Zebra Disk Drive after refering to TASWORD
II output to that RS-232 serial port.

I have been using that port since last
October '85 along with TASWORD II and a

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Tape Backup

Here is a program from Larry Kenny of

Larken Electronics to backup any 2068
program. The program requires two tape
recorders, one to play the tape, and one

to record the program. The program can be
located anywhere in free memory. Follow
the instructions as given in the program.
Once the code is set, it can be SAVEd and

Radio Shack serial printer. The "key" was LOADed separatly and called by RAND USR x,
the “Interface Control Codes" as accessed where x is the starting point of the code.
from TASWORD II program menu: Here is the machine code listing:
Interface control Code 1 = 0 0010 ORG 60000
Code 2 = 0 0020 ENT
Code 3 = 0 0030 start IN A, 254
Code 4 = 57855 0040 RRA
0050 RRA
The codes will get one off and running 0060 RRA
assuming the correct formatting of CHANNEL 0070 JR NC,exit
A is accomplished to agree with whatever 0080 BIT 3,A
printer is being used and the TOS LPRINT 0090 JR Z,zero
CODE has also been loaded. I would suggest 0100 OR 4
an insert to line 15 of TASWORD II. After 0110 zero OUT 254,A
the command LOAD *"“tasword.cod"CODE: add 0120 JR start
this or similar commands pertaining to 0130 exit EI
your setup: 0140 RET
LOAD*"lprint.cod"CODE 23297:FOR n=23322 TO
23325: POKE n,Q: NEXT nz: RANDOMIZE USR 1 oS Tape To Tate. baerreec
23297: OPEN *#3;":ch a";0: CLS LET a=USR progran using 2 tare recarders
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I am using the Radio Shack DMP 130 and ee SLE Deere
think that it is great, although I had to Se Shas =: Saree a
design my own screen dump program to. take go Ne 8 CLS oo.
the place of the COPY command as used with ee ee ee eee ae
the TS 2040. My screen dump checks all 45, using the BGes 869s %Sionai ces
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FOR SALE: TS2068 color computer, user man-
ual, in original carton, like new
condition. Over 75 pages third party soft-
ware guide and technical manual, schematic
diagram, Aerco centronic printer interface
with printer driver and instructions.
Textwriter 2000+, Pro/file, Flight Simu-
lator, VuCalec, Checkbook Manager with
instructions. Magazines: Sync, Timex
Sinclair User, TS Horizons, SUM. All for
$325. Glenn Blizzard, 614 Hollywood Ave.,
Suffolk, VA 23434.

FOR SALE: Aerco floppy disk interface for
the 2068. Includes two 5 1/4" disk drives.
Like new. $275. Please call 212/535-1651.

UPGRADING:
2000,

Selling 1TS2068, Winky Board
Aerco 2068 i/f, Gorilla Banana
printer, Zebra Pen + software, Pro/file
enhanced, Textwriter 2000+, Appointment-
Scheduler by Zebra, Tutor. Nine 2068
books. SASED. R. MacLeod, 1906 Ashley
Drive, Phenix City, AL 36867 for complete
list. 205/2970634 after 9 p.m. E.D.T.

FULL TIMEX SYSTEM: Two TS-1000s, DK'Tron-
ics keyboard, 64K ByteBack RAM, QSave,
Memotech centronics i/f, Memtext, 16K RAM,
Frogger, original programs & listings, ZX

Pro/file, all manuals, channel 33 snowfree
TV output. Package deal a bonanza at $200.

205/9877404. Living Word Church, P O Box
39, Pelham, AL 35124.
SOFTWARE CLOSEOUT. TS-1000/ZX-81 software

from 99 cents!
Jolla, CA 92038.
FOR SALE: Z-Link Board Spectrum Adapter
$60. Aerco 2068 printer interface $60. New
Spectrum ROM $17. Standard joystick $5.
All for $133. Prices are in Canadian
dollars. Free shipping! Renato Zannese,
615 Roding St., Downsview, Ontario CANADA
M3M 2A6; 416/635-6536.

FOR SALE: I have TS-1000s that have been

Simulusion, Box 2382, La

tested and/or repaired. $10 each. Also
parts for the above. Call or write for
prices. 216/944-8630; Dean Miller, 29324

Park St., Wickliffe, OH 44092.

WANTED: "Banner Program” for 2068 to
produce 4" high letters sideways on 2040
printer. I will trade 2068/Spectrum soft-

ware for a taped copy. First to write with
details gets adeal! Sumware, POB 13,
Ellenton, FL 33532.

PRO/FILE 2068 OWNERS: The first two issues
of EXTENSIONS total over a dozen imp rove-
ments and corrections including data save
and automatic file updating. $6 each.
Robert Fischer, £ei Scoggins a
Summerville, GA 30747.

Cassette Tape
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The English Micro Connection ‘is now able
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Enclose $2.00 per order for shipping.

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401/849-3805

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Now at last...

The FootePrint Printer Interface

The FootePrint Printer Interface was originally described in the January-March 1985 issues of SUM Magazine.
Now improved and professionally built, it is available direct from the designer! FootePrint plugs into the
cartridge slot of the TS-2068 and works with both Tasman (B and C) and Aerco print driver software. Just

load the software and print. No POKES required. No modifications.

e for Centronics parallel printers
e works in both 2068 and Spectrum mode

© compatible with OS-64 & Spectrum emulators

¢ EPROM socket and on/off switch on board

® requires no modifications to computer

® plugs into cartridge dock—door completely
closes with cable running back under computer

© frees up rear edge connector allowing other
peripherals to be used; less chance of a crash

@ print driver software for LPRINT, LLIST, and
COPY included for 2068 and Spectrum.modes

FootePrint Interface w/software & cable ............ $45°° postpaid
FootePrint with OS-64 option included ............. $65°° postpaid
Bare board & instructions only ...... eae os 5 108 $15°° postpaid
Cable only for use with bare board .................. $15°° postpaid

All prices are pre-paid and include shipping charges. Florida residents must add 5% state sales tax.

SOFTWARE
P. O. Box 14655 — Gainesville, FL 32604
904/462-1086 (6 pm - 9 pm EDT)

FOOTE x,

Sinclair QL
Library

The English Micro Connection has twelve (12) of
the most popular English books written for the
Sinclair QL. Each book covers a different aspect
of the QL. Examples include machine code pro-
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BASIC, using QDOS, Quill, Abacus, Archive,
Graph, integrated applications, and practical
programs.

Each book is priced at only $9.95 plus shipping.
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DISK DRIVE peg)
Sibu. LOGS

- LDOS on Eprom supports Basic Programs, Code blocks and Arrays
~ Commands are-DIRECTORY,LOAD,SAVE FORMAT, DELETE and EXIT
The Directory is maintained by the DOS, (no need for manual

directory entrys as with some other disk drives)
- Up to 52 files per disk - Efficient use of disk space (no “pages”")
- Uses Shugart 455 or compatible 5.25" double sided drives
- ZX-81 version can be converted to 2068 version and

vice versa (cable and Eprom required). Data js even compatible

- Capacity -160K per disk : Loads 32k bytes in 7.5 sec
- Assembled and tested :60 day money back guarantee
ZX-81 TS1000 features:
- The most Powerful DOS for the ZX-81 : Very User Friendly
~- Dos uses 12K - 16K area: 2k RAM on disk controller
- Uses no ZX-81 RAM - No more ram pack wobble (ribbon cable)
2066 Features:
- Spectrum Emulator Compatible
- Disk with utility programs included
- Additional commands on disk

Prices: $95.00 (US) for single drive controller
$99.00 for | or 2 drive controller
$4.00 for drive cable (all other cables included)
include $5.00 shipping
Send certified cheque or M.0. To - LARKEN ELECTRONICS
(specify ZX-81 or 2068) RR#2 NAVAN ONTARIO
CANADA K4B-1H9

WEYMIL CORPORATION

eeemakes a serious commitment to the Timex user in the development of high-quality, innovative,

and user-friendly software, complete with layman-oriented documentation, and all at affordable
prices, We are proud to offer you:

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cursor-controlled hi-res graphics for screen PasetituSaSgS Qi2 5° | HEE
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or printer output, 1s a software package eeceeceasatatats( see ae
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composed of SincArtist HR and SincArtist St ee ssceate ghaks 3 : een
a ‘ ; pats 3" ROE IK AV AT A Ue be Oe D6 Be Ree 233"
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printer. SincArtist 1.3 boasts excellent oe
user—group reviews and is simply the best ~~

non-hardware system available. Note these
features:

192 X 256 high-resolution file displayed in a 48 X 64 screen window

Circles, triangles, rectangles, quadrilaterals, rays, inversing, and more ~ Pprouanenereene |
40 redefinable patterns and a variety of draw and fill modes ONE oe

- Cursor or joystick control ae
No. system modifications required

SINCARTIST HR - The last word in cursor-controlled high-resolution screen graphics. Copy artwork
to the 2040 printer and save to tape. SincArtist HR requires a TS 1000 with a_ socketed 2K RAM,

less than $10.00 in parts, and a few minutes with a soldering iron. Super user-friendly
documentation and instructions included. All modifications are fully transparent to other

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THRUST includes SincArtist HR and Sinc-Artist 1.3 (these programs are not sold separately).

The
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oH Is Xx MOD *

MINI XMOO - Allows your Westridge or Byte-Back modem to up ami download Timex programs to any
xModem protocol BBS,

~ Fully documented with easy-to-follow instructions for the layman :

- 16K and 64K versions included

- Ideal for storage in Hunter Board

- Produced on high-quality casette for the zx 81, TS 1000, and TS 1500
MINI XMOD is available from Weymil Corporation for only $20. Please specify Westridge or
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BOX 5904
BELLINGHAM WA
98227-5904

(Write for a free catalogue of other TS 2068 and TS 1000 products)

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